During Ramzan, Pakistan saw its highest number of militant attacks in a decade, totaling 84 incidents compared to 26 last year, as reported by think tanks. The escalation follows the Pakistani Taliban’s ceasefire withdrawal and the Baloch Liberation Army’s increased activities.
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